I came back from the woods festooned with the threads and tatters of spider webs. The moth that hovered outside my door this morning, an eye on each wing, was gone; later the tabby would tear off one wing, watch closely as what remained went fluttering across the road. Now two deer have paused on […]
Susanna Lang
Susanna Lang divides her time between Chicago and Uzès, France. Her most recent chapbook, Like This, is available from Unsolicited Books, and her e-chapbook, Among Other Stones: Conversations with Yves Bonnefoy, (Mudlark: An Electronic Journal of Poetry & Poetics) was published in 2021. Her third full-length collection of poems, Travel Notes from the River Styx, was published in 2017 by Terrapin Books; My Soul Has No Corners, her translation of poems by Souad Labbize, is forthcoming this year from Diálogos. Her poems, translations and reviews have appeared or are forthcoming in such publications as The Common, december magazine, Asymptote, Tupelo Quarterly, American Life in Poetry, Rhino Reviews, Mayday and The Slowdown. Her translations of poetry by Yves Bonnefoy include Words in Stone and The Origin of Language, and she is now working with Souad Labbize and Hélène Dorion on new translations. More information available at www.susannalang.com.